[Puzzle] The Picture 10/02/06
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Well...the actual morse code didn't translate out very clean either!
And as an owner of much livestock I can say with all honesty...nature is rather gross sometimes.
So did we get it figured out?
And as an owner of much livestock I can say with all honesty...nature is rather gross sometimes.
So did we get it figured out?
Be careful how you think, be careful how you act. We are all in this together...don't forget we're having fun! ^_^
It has begun! 0 more days till zero hour...ding dong the Bree is dead?
It has begun! 0 more days till zero hour...ding dong the Bree is dead?
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I just looked up 'baby being born' and 'baby births' and found an entry, full head of hear, and very obviously a newborn. Luckily, I hadn't eaten.leocass86 wrote:What baby have you ever seen that is born with that kind of head of hair? It doesn't happen. There's no blood or mess or anything. It doesn't really look like a birthing baby.
and, to add, the size proportions are way off.
EDIT "Crowning baby" works, too. I believe that's exactly what the picture is.
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"Cheese it!" *runs*
or it could mean a rebirth of Bree. her old self dying ( going back to one of the clues where it says she died) and her new self being reborn. sort of like a baptism in a way? i could be way off but it's just a thought.waukifadoo wrote: 3. When = 11 days aka Aleister Crowley's b-day, hence the gross birthing baby.
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go to google then type in crowning babies for images.. a pic at the top looks similiar (2nd)leocass86 wrote:What baby have you ever seen that is born with that kind of head of hair? It doesn't happen. There's no blood or mess or anything. It doesn't really look like a birthing baby.
and, to add, the size proportions are way off.
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hannah the pirate!! :]
Not a head of hair like the one we presume is in that image. If these assumptions are correct, that baby is born with as much hair as an adult. You can't even see scalp! Baby's hair is too thin not to show scalp.Dunneh wrote:I just looked up 'baby being born' and 'baby births' and found an entry, full head of hear, and very obviously a newborn. Luckily, I hadn't eaten.leocass86 wrote:What baby have you ever seen that is born with that kind of head of hair? It doesn't happen. There's no blood or mess or anything. It doesn't really look like a birthing baby.
and, to add, the size proportions are way off.
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http://www.gentlebirth.org/archives/bab ... loseup.jpgleocass86 wrote:Please do, to end this argument.NillaWafers wrote:Holy crap. There are babys born with a lot of hair, you can even see the pleats of the labia...for goodness sakes. Don't make me post pictures of crowning babies for comparison.
my EYES.